NATALIA AVERIANOVA
NATALIA AVERIANOVA
isa multidisciplinary artist born in 1980 in Kyrgyzstan
Natalia Averianova is an abstract expressionist watercolorist and conceptual symbolist. Born in Minsk in 1984, she currently resides in Stuttgart (Germany). She holds a degree in fashion and textile design from the prestigious Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan (2004-2008).
A background in Italian design.
A background in Italian design, emphasizing elegance and trends, fostered the artist's conceptual thinking and her sensitivity to color, form, and the expressive qualities of line.
Natalia began her professional watercolor career in the studio of renowned Belarusian watercolorist Vladimir Rynkevich (Minsk, 2013-2020). There, she discovered watercolor's vast expressive potential, enabling her to fully convey the emotional and thematic depth of her artwork
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A background in Italian design.
A background in Italian design, emphasizing elegance and trends, fostered the artist's conceptual thinking and her sensitivity to color, form, and the expressive qualities of line.
Natalia began her professional watercolor career in the studio of renowned Belarusian watercolorist Vladimir Rynkevich (Minsk, 2013-2020). There, she discovered watercolor's vast expressive potential, enabling her to fully convey the emotional and thematic depth of her artwork
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BIO
Natalia Averianova is an abstract expressionist watercolorist and conceptual symbolist. Born in Minsk in 1984, she currently resides in Stuttgart (Germany). She holds a degree in fashion and textile design from the prestigious Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan (2004-2008).
A background in Italian design, emphasizing elegance and trends, fostered the artist's conceptual thinking and her sensitivity to color, form, and the expressive qualities of line.
Natalia began her professional watercolor career in the studio of renowned Belarusian watercolorist Vladimir Rynkevich (Minsk, 2013-2020). There, she discovered watercolor's vast expressive potential, enabling her to fully convey the emotional and thematic depth of her artwork.
To further hone her artistic skills, Natalia has pursued additional training in visual art through various courses and workshops led by professional artists and educators. She has also acquired expertise in art marketing. She continues to develop her watercolor painting, experimenting with new techniques to enhance the visual impact of her conceptual messages.
Natalia's works are in private collections in the United States, Greece, Germany, Italy, Belarus and Ukraine.
Natalia Averianova is an abstract expressionist watercolorist and conceptual symbolist. Born in Minsk in 1984, she currently resides in Stuttgart (Germany). She holds a degree in fashion and textile design from the prestigious Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan (2004-2008).
A background in Italian design, emphasizing elegance and trends, fostered the artist's conceptual thinking and her sensitivity to color, form, and the expressive qualities of line.
Natalia began her professional watercolor career in the studio of renowned Belarusian watercolorist Vladimir Rynkevich (Minsk, 2013-2020). There, she discovered watercolor's vast expressive potential, enabling her to fully convey the emotional and thematic depth of her artwork.
To further hone her artistic skills, Natalia has pursued additional training in visual art through various courses and workshops led by professional artists and educators. She has also acquired expertise in art marketing. She continues to develop her watercolor painting, experimenting with new techniques to enhance the visual impact of her conceptual messages.
Natalia's works are in private collections in the United States, Greece, Germany, Italy, Belarus and Ukraine.
ARTIST'S STATEMENT
I am a small woman looking inward. Deep inside, where there is no skin — where everything is bare and safe. As I gaze within, I acknowledge my vulnerability, surrender to the freedom of a higher will, and crystallize the sensuality through which my creativity comes to life.
The sacred is always near. When the soul is open to beauty, it can grasp the poetry, harmony, and character of even the simplest objects. I explore the aesthetics of everyday life, capturing scenes from both the inner and outer worlds — fluid, subtle, and elusive.
Sensuality and meaning are the main characters on the stage of my art. But I do not create alone. To reveal the full depth, complexity, and nuance of emotion, I invite watercolor to express its freedom. Its spontaneity and diversity draw you into a world of associations, where airiness and delicacy frame sharp ideas. I pour paint onto paper and enter the current of relationships, conflict, improvisation, and expression. I define roles and amplify the voice of the idea.
Watercolor and I are both elements — and instruments of the Creator’s will. In our partnership and mutual respect, images emerge on paper, inviting the viewer to align with the flow of sensuality and metaphor. To be inspired by life’s infinite imagery — and gently peel away its delicate layers, together.
I am a small woman looking inward. Deep inside, where there is no skin — where everything is bare and safe. As I gaze within, I acknowledge my vulnerability, surrender to the freedom of a higher will, and crystallize the sensuality through which my creativity comes to life.
The sacred is always near. When the soul is open to beauty, it can grasp the poetry, harmony, and character of even the simplest objects. I explore the aesthetics of everyday life, capturing scenes from both the inner and outer worlds — fluid, subtle, and elusive.
Sensuality and meaning are the main characters on the stage of my art. But I do not create alone. To reveal the full depth, complexity, and nuance of emotion, I invite watercolor to express its freedom. Its spontaneity and diversity draw you into a world of associations, where airiness and delicacy frame sharp ideas. I pour paint onto paper and enter the current of relationships, conflict, improvisation, and expression. I define roles and amplify the voice of the idea.
Watercolor and I are both elements — and instruments of the Creator’s will. In our partnership and mutual respect, images emerge on paper, inviting the viewer to align with the flow of sensuality and metaphor. To be inspired by life’s infinite imagery — and gently peel away its delicate layers, together.
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